Roughly 1 in 8 San Francisco home sellers is losing money on real estate transactions, a higher share than in any other U.S. metro area

As the supply of U.S. homes for sale dwindles, an inventory shortage is taking shape as a growing share of would-be sellers boycotts the current high-cost market

In a nutshell: Rising mortgage rates make more housing inventory

See which U.S. metro areas are seeing the most new listings of homes for sale

Millennials are losing out to older generations in the hunt for affordable, entry-level housing

Rising mortgage rates aren't enough to deter house hunters willing to expand their budgets for a smaller share of for-sale listings

Entry level homes are becoming less affordable and harder to find in today's high-cost, competitive market

Homebuyers were drawn to these markets for a variety of reasons, but all top 20 markets have one characteristic in common: they're relatively affordable

Homeowners in the country's biggest rental markets are discovering it may actually be more profitable to rent their existing homes than to sell